Keegan and his pal Tucker discuss the famous hymn "It Is Well with My Soul" and how we can glorify God even in the midst of tragedy. The final episode of season one touches on some heavy discussion but ends with exciting things to come with discussion of season two. Soli Deo Gloria!

Keegan and his brother, Korbin, talk about how Christians are to serve Jesus Christ in their work whatever that may be. Korbin gives a practical example of his own life in a new teaching position and the internal battle with the flesh to give thanks to God instead of boasting in his work. Soli Deo Gloria!

Keegan and Scott Murray discuss the joy that Christ brings in salvation and how we can "count it all joy" in the storms of life. Keeg's Kast would also like to recognize Ravi Zacharias and all the work he did for the advancement of God's Kingdom. He is truly experiencing fullness of joy in the presence of the Lord.

Keegan and Pastor Kyle read Philippians 4:4-9 and talk about how the Christian life will inevitably be one of suffering. They discuss how community is essential and how we often put on masks to hide our true experiences. Soli Deo Gloria. Keegan is in a squeaky chair!

Keegan is all by his lonesome on this episode, but he discusses Psalm 136 and the phrase that is repeated 26 times! No matter how life changes or what may arise, "His steadfast love endures forever." Soli Deo Gloria

Keegan and Logan wrap up the Understanding the Gospel series with part three. They expound on why repentance and faith are inseparable when proclaiming the Gospel message. They also explain that repentance, grace, and faith are all gifts from God. Soli Deo Gloria!

Keegan and Logan answer the questions Who is Christ? and What is the Atonement? They also expound that the wrath of God could only be satisfied by God the Son. Matthew 16:16. Soli Deo Gloria!

Keegan and Logan look to discuss what the Gospel is explicitly. They answer the questions Who is God? What is Man? and What is Sin? The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord!

Keegan and Mollee discuss how vulnerability is what the true Christian life is about. They point out how being vulnerable with fellow Christians is obedience to the command of "bearing one another's burdens." Christ didn't call the righteous but sinners.